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  1. Learning Gap During the COVID-19 Pandemic Among Young Children in Singapore
  2. Family environments and daily activities shape children’s executive function: Cross-ethnic evidence from a multicultural Asian society.
  3. Family ideals across religious groups: a factorial survey experiment in Singapore
  4. Family and Community Social Capital on Early Childhood Behaviour Before and During the Pandemic
  5. Examining preschoolers’ social-cognitive skills and persuasion styles in a novel persuasion task
  6. Non-parental care in the first 18 months in Singapore and its implications for child development
  7. Association between preschool children’s media use, parental joint media engagement and prosocial behavior: A longitudinal cohort study
  8. Pandemic-induced immobility and female marriage migrants in cross-national families in Singapore
  9. Low birth weight infants and parental nativity in Singapore: epidemiological paradox in Asia – a nationally representative population-based cohort study
  10. The affective dimensions of child-raising in cross-national families in Singapore
  11. Social determinants of low fertility in Asia: a comparative review of trends in East, Southeast and South Asia
  12. Paternity leave‐taking and early childhood development: A longitudinal analysis in Singapore
  13. Lower Income Marriage Migrants and Domains of Integration in Singapore
  14. How income relates to young children’s development in different socioeconomic settings in China
  15. COVID‐19 experiences and family resilience: A latent class analysis
  16. The rise in cross‐national marriages and the emergent inequalities in East and Southeast Asia
  17. Diversity and change in Filipino households, 1990–2015
  18. Data on Singapore longitudinal early development study (SG-LEADS)
  19. The influence of socio‐economic status on child temperament and psychological symptom profiles
  20. Delayed gratification predicts behavioral and academic outcomes: Examining the validity of the delay-of-gratification choice paradigm in Singaporean young children
  21. Family ideals in an era of low fertility
  22. How food insecurity affects children’s behavior problems in early childhood: The nutrition and family stress pathways
  23. Demographic, socioeconomic, and cultural factors for the rise in one-person households in developing countries: the case of the Philippines
  24. Pre-pandemic family resources and child self-regulation in children’s internalizing problems during COVID-19: a multi-level social-ecological framework for emotional resilience
  25. Internal Migration and Cohabitation in China: A Mixed-method Study
  26. Self-regulation and academic achievement among Singaporean young children: A cross-cultural comparison in a multicultural Asian society
  27. The influence of socioeconomic status and appearance‐reality understanding on pre‐schoolers' sharing and generosity
  28. Emerging Dimensions of Marriage in Asia
  29. Family Dynamics in Cross-National Families With Young Children in Singapore
  30. Achievement gaps before school in Singapore: Family SES, parental values and young children's self-regulation
  31. Are centenarians successful agers? Evidence from China
  32. The home literacy environment mediates effects of socio‐economic status on infant vocabulary development
  33. Effects of socio‐economic status on infant native and non‐native phoneme discrimination
  34. Paternity leave, family dynamics, and children's behavior in Singapore
  35. Structural vulnerability and neoliberal subjectivities of low-income binational families in Singapore
  36. Cohort matters: The relationships between living arrangements and psychological health from the Korean Longitudinal Study of Aging (KLoSA)
  37. Demographic and Family Transition in Southeast Asia
  38. Education and Youth Unemployment in Southeast Asia
  39. Child Health in Southeast Asia
  40. Trends in Population and Socioeconomic Development in Southeast Asia
  41. Fertility
  42. Conclusion
  43. Introduction
  44. Internal migration, marriage timing and assortative mating: a mixed-method study in China
  45. Migration and Marriage in Asian Contexts
  46. Introduction
  47. Family policies and care regimes in Asia
  48. Why do Chinese adolescent girls outperform boys in achievement tests?
  49. Aging in East Asia: New Findings on Retirement, Health, and Well-Being
  50. Socioeconomic development and young adults’ propensity of living in one-person households: Compositional and contextual effects
  51. An achievement test for Chinese preschool children: Validity and social correlates
  52. Old Bonds, New Ties: Contextualizing Family Transitions in Re-partnerships, Remarriage and Stepfamilies in Asia
  53. Parental migration and children’s psychological and cognitive development in China: differences and mediating mechanisms
  54. Examining Social Mobility amongst Remarried Ethnic Minority Women in Singapore
  55. Labor Market Uncertainties for Youth and Young Adults: An International Perspective
  56. The Country That Never Retires: The Gendered Pathways to Retirement in South Korea
  57. Hopes and Hurdles: Rural Migrant Children’s Education in Urban China
  58. Objective Measurement for Assessing Students’ Reflective Abilities During the Social Work Practicum
  59. Health of left-behind children in China: Evidence from mediation analysis
  60. Educational Resilience Among Asian Children in Challenging Family Environment
  61. Childhood conditions and productive aging in China
  62. Contextualizing productive aging in Asia: Definitions, determinants, and health implications
  63. Gender matters: Productive social engagement and the subsequent cognitive changes among older adults
  64. Migration and marriage in Asian contexts
  65. Internal migration, marriage timing and assortative mating: a mixed-method study in China
  66. Education and Childrearing Decision-Making in East Asia
  67. Migration and children's psychosocial development in China: When and why migration matters
  68. Reciprocal Dynamics of Solo-Living and Health Among Older Adults in Contemporary China
  69. Contributions of Research Based on the PSID Child Development Supplement
  70. Long-Term Care for Older Adults in ASEAN Plus Three: The Roles of Family, Community, and the State in Addressing Unmet Eldercare Needs
  71. Social exclusion and cognitive impairment - A triple jeopardy for Chinese rural elderly women
  72. An Ecological Framework for Active Aging in China
  73. Families in Southeast and South Asia
  74. Introduction to Special Issue of Journal of Cross Cultural Gerontology on Elder-Care Issues in Southeast and East Asia
  75. Family and Population Changes in Singapore
  76. Conclusion
  77. Continuity and change in Singapore’s population and families
  78. Age of Retirement and Human Capital in an Aging China, 2015–2050
  79. Academic Resilience in Rural Chinese Children: Individual and Contextual Influences
  80. Relationship between childhood physical abuse and suicidal ideation among students
  81. For Money or for a Life: A Mixed-Method Study on Migration and Time Use in China
  82. Academic risk and resilience for children and young people in Asia
  83. Exogenous Nitric Oxide Suppresses in Vivo X-ray-Induced Targeted and Non-Targeted Effects in Zebrafish Embryos
  84. Paradox in marriage values and behavior in contemporary China
  85. THU0548 Sleep Architecture and Clinical Parameters in fibromyalgia and Osteoarthritis
  86. Paternity Leave
  87. Fathers as Caregivers
  88. Growing Up in One-Parent Families in Asia
  89. Academic risk and academic resilience: individual, contextual and cultural influences on the educational development of Asian children
  90. Left Behind by Parents in China: Internal Migration and Adolescents’ Well-Being
  91. IMPLICATIONS OF RETIREMENT AGE EXTENSION ON HUMAN CAPITAL IN CHINA, 2010-2040
  92. UNICEF
  93. Marriage and Family in East Asia: Continuity and Change
  94. Living Alone
  95. Temporal-spatial patterns of one-person households in China, 1982-2005
  96. One-person households in India
  97. Parental Spending on School-Age Children: Structural Stratification and Parental Expectation
  98. Heterogeneity in Contemporary Chinese Marriage
  99. Marriage in Asia
  100. AB0864 Fatigue in Fibromyalgia Syndrome and Patients with Osteoarthritis
  101. Youth Early Employment and Behavior Problems
  102. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe
  103. Qualitative Job Index
  104. Higher Education Expansion and Social Stratification in China
  105. Implications of the College Expansion Policy for Social Stratification
  106. Chinese Social Policy in a Time of Transition
  107. Transitioning to Adulthood in Asia
  108. Coming of Age in Times of Change
  109. Economic Stress, Human Capital, and Families in Asia
  110. Economic Stress, Human Capital, and Families in Asia: Research and Policy Challenges
  111. Economic Stress and Health Among Rural Chinese Elderly
  112. Rolling back of the state in child care? Evidence from urban China
  113. Shifting boundaries of care in Asia: an introduction
  114. Care expectations, mismatched: state and family in contemporary Singapore
  115. Hoping for a Phoenix
  116. Asian Fatherhood
  117. Economic Stress, Quality of Life, and Mortality for the Oldest-Old in China
  118. Measuring Respiratory Health in Longitudinal Social Science Surveys
  119. The black–white test score gap and early home environment
  120. Black–White Achievement Gap and Family Wealth
  121. Black-White Differences in Occupational Prestige
  122. The Distribution of Children's Developmental Resources
  123. Childhood family structure and young adult behaviors
  124. How Money Matters for Young Children's Development: Parental Investment and Family Processes
  125. Covariance Structure Models for Fixed and Random Effects
  126. Childhood family structure and young adult behaviors
  127. Children's Time With Fathers in Intact Families
  128. An anomalous martensitic transformation in Mn85Ni9C6
  129. Putting Fathers Back in the Picture
  130. How Much Does Childhood Poverty Affect the Life Chances of Children?
  131. Childhood Welfare Receipt and the Implications of Welfare Reform
  132. Timing of childhood events and early-adult household formation
  133. Extent and consequences of welfare dependence among America's children
  134. Les familles monoparentales aux Etats-Unis. Dynamique, niveau de vie et consequences sur le developpement de l'enfant
  135. DEMOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS OF SOUTHEAST ASIA
  136. Panel Study of Income Dynamics, 1968-1999: Annual Core Data
  137. Panel Study of Income Dynamics, 1968-1999: Supplemental Files
  138. Panel Study of Income Dynamics, 1968-1999: Supplemental Files
  139. Panel Study of Income Dynamics, 1989-1990: Latino Sample
  140. Panel Study of Income Dynamics, 1968-1999: Annual Core Data
  141. Panel Study of Income Dynamics, 1989-1990: Latino Sample
  142. Fathers
  143. Children's Time Use and Parental Involvement in Low-Income Families
  144. Explaining the Black–White achievement gap: An intergenerational stratification and developmental perspective.
  145. CONTRIBUTORS
  146. INDEX